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The National Institutes of Health has hiked spending on animal experiments carried out abroad by almost a quarter in the last two years, sending cash to foreign countries for such purposes as addicting fish to drugs and nicotine, and feeding human feces to rodents, an analysis by taxpayer watchdog
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Partly Cloudy With Potential for Rain Friday
Skies are expected to be partly cloudy and hazy Friday morning with the potential for scattered shower activity. Winds will increase during the day and average 10-20 miles per hour. Friday's daytime high temperatures are forecast to be slightly warmer than usual. Mariners can expect seas to seven
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Liberia: Cummings, Boakai Among Others to Give Perspective On Senate's TRC Recommendations
[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- The Liberian Senate will on Monday continue Public hearings into Recommendations of the TRC in response to President George Weah's request to them to advise him.
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Elsa is the first hurricane to hit Barbados in 65 years - Barbados Today
The first hurricane to hit Barbados since 1955 has already caused island-wide destruction as it battered the island earlier today. Tropical Storm Elsa was upgraded to category one Hurricane Elsa around 8:00 a.m. as it continues to dump heavy rains across the island with maximum sustained winds of
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Cameroon: National Communication Council - Joseph Chebonkeng Takes Command
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Rwanda: Covid-19 - Rwanda Closes Schools, Imposes Partial Lockdown
[East African] Rwanda has imposed a partial lockdown to curb the surging cases of Covid-19.
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BET Founder: Reparations Is An Overdue ‘Wealth Transfer’ To Black America
Calls for reparations for Black Americans continue to grow, with some arguing for a multi-trillion dollar investment.
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Nigeria: Celebrating Amina Mohammed At 60
[Premium Times] Last week, friends and associates of the Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations, Amina Mohammed, gave her a befitting celebration as she turned sixty. The timing was perfect as her boss had just won a second term in office and has offered her the opportunity to continue the
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Australian Labor Party Rejects Big Business Mental Health Levy   | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
CANBERRA, Australia — Australian Labor Party leader Anthony Albanese has rejected calls for a national mental health levy, even as experts warn existing funding levels are leaving chronically ill Australians to fall through the gaps. The opposition leader also praised Prime Minister Scott Morrison
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California Buffalo Soldier's Trail - National Buffalo Soldier's Study : Indybay
In California, Buffalo Soldiers protected our National Parks such as Yosemite and Sequoia serving as Park Rangers in the Sierra Nevada during the summer and were housed in the Presidio in San Francisco and Presidio in Monterey.
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Hurricane Forecasters Monitoring Two Tropical Disturbances
The National Hurricane Center is monitoring two disturbances over the tropical Atlantic, including one that is expected to bring rain to the region late Wednesday afternoon, and another right behind it with a high chance of becoming a tropical storm over the next five days.
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College athletes set to execute unique, lucrative NIL endorsement deals as midnight strikes on July 1 news -The Black Chronicle
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Rwanda: Citizens Assured of Continued Public Services Amidst New Covid-19 Guidelines
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Tropical Storm Elsa Expected To Drop Rain On Drought-Stricken U.S. Virgin Islands
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Australia Vice Prime Minister's Nationals Ministry To Be Sworn In | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
CANBERRA, Australia — Scott Morrison is set to make his first public appearance alongside Barnaby Joyce since his return as deputy prime minister when new Nationals ministers are sworn in. The prime minister was allowed to leave The Lodge, the Prime Minister of Australia’s official residence on the
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#BTSpeakingOut – Barbadian ownership is key - Barbados Today
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ST JOHN’S, Antigua – Cricket West Indies (CWI) today paid tribute to Gordon Brooks, the outstanding photojournalist, who passed away on Tuesday night. The article CWI pays tribute to Gordon Brooks appeared first on Stabroek News.
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African Americans Account for a Greater Share of Biden’s Voters than Biden’s Assistant and Under Secretary Nominees | Post News Group
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DLP offers condolences to the Mottley family - Barbados Today
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New farm to deliver fresh, organic produce - Barbados Today
With more frequent and stronger storms predicted which experts say could significantly disrupt food supply chains, Barbados has received a timely boost to its agriculture food crop production. Island Growers Caribbean has set up shop in Bridgetown, becoming the first 100 per cent climate-smart and
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Liberia: Cummings Foundation Commits U.S.$150,000 to Coronavirus Fight
[New Dawn] The Cummings Africa Foundation has committed US$150,000, as its initial contribution to the ongoing fight against the resurgence of the coronavirus in Liberia.
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PM Confirms One Fatality As Elsa Damage Assessment Continues - St. Lucia Times News
Prime Minister, Allen Chastanet, has confirmed that one man died in Fond St Jacques, Soufriere during the passage Friday of Hurricane Elsa. “Sadly, I do have to report that there has been one fatality - a gentleman in Fond St Jacques perished in his home,” Chastanet said in a video posted on his
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Large swathes of the island were plunged into their first night of darkness while Light & Power (BL&P) crews fanned across the island late Friday to assess damage caused by category one hurricane Elsa. An island-wide plan to restore power was underway with residents in some St Michael, Christ
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A major house rebuilding programme will get underway soon in response to homes damaged during the passage of Hurricane Elsa. This announcement came from Minister of Housing Dr William Duguid during Saturday’s live Government update on the damage from the storm. Nothing that 62 homes were
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Winds speeds from the approaching Tropical Storm Elsa have increased across Barbados, according to the latest weather advisory issued by the Barbados Meteorological Services. At 5 a.m.,  the centre of Tropical Storm Elsa was located near latitude 12.7N longitude 58.6W or about 70 MI (110
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